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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
Another peculiar Deal.

CHIcloo, ILL, Aug. 10 The Tines
Wabash, Ind, special says: II Was an.
nounced las. fall that IveI and Stsyner
had purchased a controlling interest in
the Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan
railway and would take possession at
once. No change was made, and the
only sign Of the connection Of the
firm with the road was the election OF
Ives and StsyDer M directt rs at the
annual meeting last spring. The mys
terry is row explained by the state.
meut Of gentleman intimately con
nected with the road, who says that
Ives x S,ayner made payment Of
$500, 900 on the stock held by ]. ii
Wade, OF Cleveland, amounting u
81 zoe, 900, which was purchased al
about par value, but thai the control
OF the read was withheld from the
New York gentlemen pending the
pigment Of the balance due on the
stock. The Cincinnati, Wabash a
Michigan was 10 have formed n par
Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton end Day
tone Chicago and Cincinnati line.
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me Cammsrei.l unian-

CmcAoo, ILL.,, August l6.-A Win.
nipsg MAN. special rays: A public
meeting wss held here last night 10
diicuss commercial union with the
United States. II was 4 thoroughly
representative gathering Of the com.
merclal interests Of the Canadian
Northwest. The chief speaker was
Prof. Goodwin Smith, Of Toronto, Who
taid he believed that In time, II he
tariff we're Temodeled, the Canadian
Northwest would fsd a market for ils
wheat 10 American cities, In place Of
In England. Enthusiastic speeches In
favor OF clofer CO mefcial relations
with the States we're made by prom
inent citz ms, and the meeting was
unanimously In favor Of this view.
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CULPABLE I TRANSACTION.
$3.50, 900 OF D. ANB Q. FIRST
MORTGAGE MYPOfHECATED.
100000 Of Bends Sod, Not for
the Company, hut for
Ives q 20.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The Sun
ssys:. It begins to look as though
those creditors OF Henry S. Ives & Co.
who propose to utiliz, the collapse Of
that firm to acquire control OF the Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road OF
as cheap a figure as possible were not
going to have everything their own
way. There Is wide diversity Of
opinion as to how the affairs Of Ives
& Co. should be managed. OF course
this money lenders, 40 q rule, are per-
fectly Satisfied to be paid ell, and they
cannot, from their point Of view, be
paid too quickly. But the creditor
companies other than the O., II, and
d, are going to ses to it that the equity
in the loans OF Ives & 90. 10 maze "a
large as possible. Its share Of the
equity will revert tothem, aud. beeides
getting some securities back, that is
about all they can hope 10 recover
from the wreck. So far as can be
learned, there was good deal of
diminishing yesterday between the
COL q citing creditors interests which
Ia quite likely to lead 10 decisive &C
ton today. The fact was developed
yesterday that the hypothecstion OF
81, $780, 900 Of Dayton and Chicago first
mortgage bonds wss even more cul.
p ,ble l. ansaction than q. frs. apps ired.
these bonds We're authorized TO
take up an equal amount Of notes
issued In Connection with the
construction OF the road. The
bonds are therefore not q first lien
upon tho road, for the notes are sill
outstanding, and besides this, the au-
thority to iBue the bonds had been 70.
scinded by the directors OF the com.
pany and decentralization OF the bonds
has been ordered. That every one
who had anything to do with Ives
should be hurt In pocket or reputa.
tion is not surprising, hence no one
will be surprised TO Learn that the s..
000, COO Of Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton bonds which Ives succeeded
In selling ct 92i, ostensible for the
company, but in reality for tue bene
Il OF Ivee & Co., have not yet been
marketed by the purchaser. The
purchaser was pal OF Ives, who had
TO leave tails State a few years ago on
account of little q after OF rehy pothe-
csling that cauGed a good deal OF dis
turbsncs when IL was discovered. Toe
bonds are being Jagged In Wall street,
and arahablV will laVa 20 he for RO ma
time to come, at least until the moral
character OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
a Dayton Company has recupetaled.
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mr.. n. w. PURNELL,

nFYIcE Nv Main street. Hot n-ilIoo
.E,.a,,dssa;s@. No. ro. ~ ysnss str.st.=HOurs-
Tslepbons No. 1s3
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Glnss HIoMaFr.

PITTsBURo, Pa. August l6-The
joInt wage committee Of Western
window glass manufacturers and
workmen, held 9 conference here TO.
day to arrange q scale Of wagos for the
ensuing year, but adjourned after a
brief session without arriving at an
agreement. The workers committed
presented q demand for 10 per cent
Increase In all departments, their al.
timatbm. This wss refused by the
manufacturers and the conference sd.
journed. I, Ia understood that the
manufacturers arc willing 10 sign las,
years scale, bat the workmen Insis,
upon tho advance. II the matter II
not settled by September l, there will
be q general suspension OF work In the
factories Of the West.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
IN wvnICIncIIHHTu

We have sold your curouEl kTsrDrrs for
the last six years, ard no medicines on our
shelves siys better fatisinct on.
q. ". ATHEkTON, drusEiii, Albany, MY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
A COMPLETE CURE.

I have suffered all my life With skin die.
eases Of different kinds, and have never
fund PsrnEnspi fsli.i ustli, y re a d.
cuRa htaIDire. i gave them n thoroush
trial, using ux bolt % o. tho CuticURA
X SOLVENT, two boxes Of CuricupA snd
1eyen cakes OF CuTicunA StAr.t and tee result
was iast what had been told u would be-a
BEILE WADE. Rlshmoud, Va.
Reference, q. W. Latimer, druEEiit, Rich
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
SKIN AND SCALP
Cleabsed, Purified and Beauiifled BY
the Uuileura Rem dies.

For cleansing the skin and Scalp Of pisaE-
urinE bumer', iUr AllayinE Itching, Burn.
In and Ind ANIMATION, Tor curing th. hfst
bcAiy Head, StIotpla and other Inherited
tkin and bl0fd DissAses, CuTicuRA. tho
Great skin Cure. aud CuTicUaA roar, an
exquisite skin Bsautihef, tItotnally, and
CuTtcuHA hssoLvINT, tue new blood Puri-
far. tntsFnaliV. nf0 iufnlliblo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17

Curicusl RENtpirs are lold every.here.
prieet guTfcuHA. 5U 60 81 kreoLvHNT. o.,
ksIP. 2, eeats. Prepared By the PorTEH Dnu0
Ans CHEriolL Co., Boston, Mas.
Fsnd Tor "Bow Co Care shiu Diseases"
CDIIDc Pimple,. Skin Blemithss and
unupo, BABY Ilumort cured ~ Curi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
ITruISo. sCALY. PInPLY.

PT The oct yoar have bad species Of
itching, a,aly and pimply humofa on my face
10 witch have applied a Efoat May meth
oda "a treatment without success, and which
was fpesd " and oulltely cured By CuTituHl.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS, havenna, y.
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r ACHE ALL OVER.

- Nsuralric, Seattle. Sudden ,shArs
md Nervous Pains, strains and
IA Wssktot reiis we'd o." 90.
(XIIV Iniaui- By the tu,icura AMI.
ENsItk palm Plaster. Nov ard per.
NH feet. A. drufsists, ~ cents five
for Al OO. Potter DRUG and Chemical Con
~ a. nnalnn.
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SALT RHEUw CURED.

was troubled with Salt Rbeum for 4
came % one Of ny hands from the hngsr
tips 90 the wrist. uiod remedies ana doc
tors prsfcfip'isns g. no purpogs until CON.
MAJ cod taEing CuTtopnl RrnTpfra, Apd
now an entirely cured. v. PhhKEH,
No $40 Northampton street, Boston.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
DARBY'S
R0PHYLACTE LUlD.

The most wonderful Healing,
Cooling and Cleansing hoticn
Known 10 Modern science.
II never fails to relieve the pain Of Burns,
Roalde, Bruises, or Wounds Of any Kind
Prevents Inflammation and Suppuration'
rapidly heals and leaves no scar,
Gangrene or PR nd F'esn
never appears whore Darbys
Fluid is used.
1T CLEANsEs Ann HEALS
Foul Ulcers, auuninx Sores, Erysipelss, Car
buncles and destroys tho "a agreesole emu
via arising from Cancers, Abscesses' ana
every kind Of purulent discharge. G,
Head, salt Rhoum and all Erup,ions Of tho
SIX n, Prickly Heat, Chatting, ltc,ing'
1T ~ IsyALUABLE
For Piles, Sore Foot, ChUblains, lntamma'
tory Rheuu atism, Bites and Stings oil In
.ects, Poison Oak. and for lnhamed or sore
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13

auctioneer, Mr.. Tom Smith, and be
sclged him with bids faster than the
sales could be cousunimated.
Prettiest line of fancy toilet goods
in Waco, at Morrison, Fisher X Cos.
new drug store.
Full line of choice periumeries and
toiict articles at Colgin's Square drug
store.
McAllister bird seed at Morrison,
Risher & Co.'S. new drug store.
A fresh assortment of plain and
fancy crackers and biscuits at b. a It.
Little T. Co.'S.
Mirrors, all sizes and styles at Nor
rison, Risher & Cos. new drug store.
The demand increases tor Msddins'
Mosquito Mixture. Manufrctnred.by
Willis Il Co.
The handsomest sachet packets
lust received at Morrison, Rlsher n
Co.'S. new drug store.
A complete stock OF homeopathic
medicines always on hand at Colgin's
Square drugstore.
Complicated watch repairing spec
ialty at A. j. Leslie's. Experience an d
kill combined. Moderate charges.
See ad in cheap column of Building
association store tor sale. a good
chance for investment is offered.
Artist students will, find at the
LION DRUG STORE a very full and
complete line of everything they
need.
Full and complete line OF DR.. Ed
ward X. Squibbs' prescriptions at
Morrison, FISCHER II Cos. new drug
store.
Colgin's square drugstore, now To-
Gated in Levine Bros old stand, Is
the place to have your prescriptions
illed.
The most popular perfumes now
are boquet powders. Buy them at
Morrison, FISCHER & Co.'S, New Drug
store.
Ladies, the incest assortment OF
scissors and shears and the best max rs
are to be found at Horsfull u Cam-
eron's.
Try our cologne, it will cost you
| less money and is "a good as the
best. Morrison, FISCHER II Cos New
Drug store.
Parties thinking of going to G IL
fornia or Washington Territory can
get information greatly to their sdvan
tage by calling on j. K. Elgin ~ Co.
THE Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
and gives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market Call and see
modelat ;. a. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaranteed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13
DR.. W. R. Clifton,
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
DENTIST. WACO, TEX

Waco laundry is the best.
X. Z. Green IL Co. for teams.
Waco Steam Laundry is the best.
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
New mince meat at b. "A. Little Il
Cos.
Best cup of coffee at the Silver
Moon.
Tne ladies' drug store, Morrison,
Klsler ~ Co.
Best meal in Waco at the Silver
Moon.
See "Dick" Green and get nice
buggy and horse.
Nail Enamel Powder at Morrison,
fisher x Co.'S. new drug store.
Juciest porterhOuse steaks in Waco
at the Silver Moon.
Thurber bird seed at Morrison,
fisher x Co.'S. new drug store.
For hack or a rig OF any kind see
Dick Green.
Rent one of May fields new houses.
Best water in Waco. Price $500.
Dr, X. H. Munroe, dentist 7l2 Aus
TN Ave, bet. Seventh and Eighth
Mayiield will sell you unredeemed
watches and jewelry at halt price.
McAllister's hooking bird food at
Morrison, Risher Il Co.'S. new drug
store.
For the best makes in poch IT
KNIVES aad razors go to Horsfull ~
Csmeron's.
Everything in fine toilet goods at
Morrison, FISHER X Co.'S. new drug
store.
carry a full line of Lszelle, DALEY
a Compsny's toilet goods. j. f.
Sears.
Sims improved complexion waters
store.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associs-
non hold another meeting this after
noon.
Elegant oxidized silver vinsgrettes
at Morrison, FISCHER x Co.'S, New
Drug Store.
=, Old papers at The EXAMINER Of
nee at 20 cents hundred or Sl'5O a
thousand.
One of the curiosjties of the street
yesterday was an auction candy sale
crowds of men gathered about the
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Buy the Iron Turbine engine and tho
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased.
The new suburb that Is to grace
Waco is to be known as Edgetleld
| is situated just east of the driving
park and will be reached by line of
dummy cars.
Something that's extra rare and
beautiful. those imported models or
art studys just received at the "Lion
Drug Store. The sly les and finish are
Of the latest production.
Tucker and his very efficient as
sistrnt, j. +. Mckennon, are always
on duty and can be reached at night
by telephone. Prescriptions carefully
compounded.
The Waco Supply company contem
plate shipping car load of turkeys TO
Los Angeles, Cal. This is the first
shipment of the Kind and of such
proportions ever made from Texas.
The piano, organ aud music house
of Thos. Goggan and Bro. has been
established since 1866. This firm
carry larger stock of musical goods
shan all dealers III Texas combined.
Thos. Goggan Il Bro, 1863 south
Fourth street, Waco, are not selling
pianos on commission, they are aud
ALWAYS have been cash buyers and er
ceive instruments direct from manu-
acturers
Chas. Rast is receiving shipment
of mackerel snd Holland herring. He
carries full general stock of groce-
ries and produce. Also q fine line OF
cigars and tobacco. Goods delivered
tree. Good monthly customers so"
licited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Gabert Bros, the ia .hionable mer
chant tailors, Oh Fifth street, have
received their fall stock, which is
completeness itself. II contains some
of the handsomest patterns Of the
season. No well dressed yuung man
can afford to Ignore Gabelt- new
stock.
An persons indebted to or holding
claims against the late firm of Nike
Hennessey are informed that have
been appointed receiver in the suit Of
Henry Epstein vs. Nike HenDessey
and will please come forward and sci
tie with me. GEO. II. SMITH,
Receiver.
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Ho0D.s SARSAPAR!!!A

Isa carefully prepared extract ~ ihc host remedies
of the vegetable siuglom known Ia medical sri-
ence %. Alternatives, BLOOD Purifiers, Diuretcs and
TONES, such as Sarsapaulia yellow book. sullngI.
DandeAou, Juniper BERRIES, Mandrake, Wild Cherry
BARK And Other selected roots, bArks and herbs.
medicine like anything cl-a, can b. fanny Judged
only by !tsresnlts. We point with satisfaction to the
glorious record lool'7 sarsaparilla has entered Tor
Itself upon the hearts OF thousands Of people IA New
England who have personally or indirectly been 70
Aeved Of terrible suffering which all other remedies
failed to reach
Mcssrs c. J. Hood 4 Col: .Geui4-rleaSe send me
tyeNpfc,s two bottles Hoods SUApAL!A nnn ~
took BOOK, for distribution. Your WrPlfat@n i, is
,rorkrd wonders IN the case Of my WE, VINO uus
i1en tfoubled with sick headache and h9usheY i9r
wears She only took uuciali pd-pooui W. ~ a uy1'
and has not teen well for hye yrar@" ~ hg"; ono
iound mat within "A week after taking ~" ~ f'ly
iunth bitter and j, nov entirely free from tio,e ~
vtre hoaiache- she has not taken hn} o. auy ~,
count since last spring and what liur hl IN r. i'it
Ia 10 other. good, and must i!ye n i lht house
Your- truly. HOMER Is. hASll, ftSh'l1' M'l'7'
CIHp0D : CO., Apoth'clrrs, Lowell Aa's'
Ir.ce ii, TX Tor s.. Sold by DrbSRisl-.
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LADIES will always find large as
sortment of perfumes and toilet ar
cles az w. A. Williamson u Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-13

Levine Brothers will sell Pat CoX's
So, ~ and s. shoes at a reduction o!
% er cent. Every pair warranted.
sound mind goes very seldom without n
SQUAD digestion, and nothing contributes to
ward 1t more than the use OF Angustura
6itters, the world renowned appetizer and
invigorator manu- 'actuted only By Dr. J. q. b..
Slegert sons.
EvOWn lbcy Go.
Old papels at THE EXAMINER Of
flee at 20 cents hundred or fl.50 u
thousand
Advice 80 Mother
Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup should al.
ways be used for children teething IL soothee
the child softens this gums, nllsys all pains,
lures wind collie and Is he best remedy for
d,arrhEh
Ladies' shoes
Levine Brothers for Burt's, CoX'e,
Stribey's, Cousins, Dodge's and Ben
nett AZ Barnard's shoes.
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ladies, shoes.

Levine Brothers this week for
So genuine cur kid tor - 3d.
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Preserves and jellies in pals, glass
and tins, at B. A. Little Il Cos.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-05-25
No Trouble About New England.

One of the favorite delusions which the
Democratic party has been hugging for the
past few months has been that it was really
making inroads In New England, and
would carry one or more of its States at the
next election. This fattering JUNCTION has
been laid to the soul with much pleasure
but little profit. The New York World,
which looks at political problems from the
standpoint of what is and not what il would
like to have, sees at once through the falla-
CIV of this belief and very frankly says: Mr..
Carlisle ought TO be too good politician TO
be willing to take any chances in the Pres
idential election on the hope of making
New England doubtful. Doubts are not
counted in the Electoral College, and the
only thing doubtful about the vote of the
New England States next year is as to the
size of their Republican majorties, as
usual" The World is not only parti-
san but pretty good prophet as we'll.
New England will take care of itself, and
when the time comes will return as hearty
a verdict for the Republican candidate and
the principles of protection to American in i
dastries as it ever has done.-IOrG State
Reoiafor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-05-25
The Rebel ROsser.

The Southern Democratic newspapers
are commenting in genuine Southern
fashion upon the Sheridan Rosser incl
dent. They have very little TO say about
the Savior of the valley" or the pumpkin
vine which the people of that section ad-
yised him to wear as being better runner
than the laurel, but contine themselves to
insulting epithets and innuendoes directed
against Gen. Sheridan, which come with
BAD grace from MIR. Grady's. New South.
The Charleston Nelcs and Courier de-
nounces Sheridan as a Federal Bashi-
Bazouk," and the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph
suggests it might be prudent for the Vir-
ginians TO "bury their silver, double the
insurance on their barns, and drive the
COWS INTO tn mountains" on his approach.
All this co use there was no child's play
about LittIe Phll's method of making war,
or Gen. Grants either. But how about
pumpkin vine Rosser? W. II. II. Lam
caster, who was the military telegraph
operator at New Greek Station, Va, when
it was captured by Rosser in November,
1864, thus describes his experiences:
II was taken in with quite number Of
other Unionists, soldiers and civilians, and
was completely robbed of money, watches,
clothing, and all other valuables, stripped
from head TO foot, marched across the
country 10 otaunton almost Naked Dare-
footed, and hungry. We lay out nights on
the cold, wet ground, were three and one
half months in Castle Thunder, and under
their care still, yet suffering from neuralgia
and rheumatism. We were captured by
Rosser's advance guard, who styled them
selves the Baltimore plugs. They were
experts in the robbing business, as they
went through the whole lot of us in less
than one half hour. lost about 81 900
in money valuables, and clothing"
Rosser proposes to run for Congress. II
he succeeds in getting to Washington would
it not be we'll for the people of that city to
hide their watches and lock up their money
and valuables? Phil Sheridan was making
war in thorough and open fashion. Ros-
ser and his Baltimore plugs were engaged
in brigandage and highway robbery
cd0O Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-05-25
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Cocoanut and Pineapples.

Cocoaaut rais'ng is a growing in
dustry in Southern Florida. Pine
apples and cocoanuts pay very we'll.
Ten thousand pineapples can be raised,
it is said, to an acre, and the same
amount of space will support fifty CO.
coanut trees. The latter require very
little cult walton. They beg N to bear
at from 8 to II years of age and pro-
duce from eighty to one hundred and
fifty nuts to the tree. They br ng
about five cents apiece to the grower
Many groves have been planted with n
a few years. One New Jersey gentle
man has $50, 900 trees.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-05-25
A New Evening Game.

It will create considerable mystifcation
If invitations are sent out under the title of
"a donkey party, provided it is a new
thing TO the guests invited. Some may feel
offended and stay away because of it, but
they will be sure to be very sorry for it
afterward if they do. Prepare for the
party by cutting from some thin dark cloth
(woolen is best the figure of a donkey
about three feet long and proportionately
nigh. Pin or paste this donkey upon a
sheet. The interesting animal should be
as perfectly represented as possible, with
the exception of the fact that he is made
with no tail. Then cut from the cloth as
many tails as there are to be guests, and
stick pin through the upper end OF each.
When the guests are all assembled, pro-
duce the sheet, and pin it upon some wall
where il will have a chance to hang smooth
ly, with as wide and long an open space in
front of IL as possible. The donkey should
be about on level with the shoulder Of n
person of average height. One of the tails
should be given to each person. The first
victim is then led up in front of the donkey
and blindfolded he is then to walk back
ward for ten or dozen steps according to
the space, turn around three times, and
then go and pin the donkeys tail on. IL
advancing he must hold the tail out before
him, with the pin in positio,-- and, without
any fumbling about il at all, pin the tail Of.
the place which his hand first touches.
prize should be given to the one who
gets the doDkey's tail most exactly in
post on, and n consolation prize TO soothe
the modification Of him who got the far.
thest wrong.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-05-25

lowed to be filed with oil, spontaneous
combustion often takes place, many fires
having been caused in this way.
In the way of window draperies, lace
and cream colored grenadine, edged with
lace, are yet most popular for inner cur
tains, while plush for lambrequins remains
in vogue as the handsomest.
They are festooned invariably with heavy
cords and tassels instead of brass chains,
and it would seem that the popular poles
and rings have had their day. Light carved
cornices now most frequently surmount
the whole. Ii is probable they will in time
supersede the long light rods and return
to their former pre-eminence.
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WHY he DIDN'T SHIP THE CORPSE.

"Oi say, Terrence, did We sind yer
brither's corpse home ter Their city yit?"
asked one country laborer of another.
"Oi did nawt."
AN wy nawt?"
"Ther divil as hez charrudge ov tina
frate wuddent lave me sind it DOVER tina
road"
"Tha blaggard Wy wuz that?"
"He tould me tha Prisidint is afther
soignin' er bill fer PREVENTING raleroods
from carryin' did-hids DOVER tina coun-
three"